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1021 Oceanolab (Océanopolis) - Microcosm experiments using manipulated natural communities of phytoplankton (Bay of Brest)

Title
Oceanolab (Océanopolis) - Microcosm experiments using manipulated natural communities of phytoplankton (Bay of Brest)
Period
2025-04-09 till 2025-11-30
Period length
7 months 21 days
Sampling interval
8 mons Irregular Interval
Species Groups
Phytoplankton, Zooplankton
Study site
brest
Sampling types
Phytoplankton, Zooplankton, surface water
Sampling locations
Océanopolis - Océanolab
location
48.39040108441057, -4.4352149963378915
location
type
indoor mesocosm platform
state
code
description

Website:

https://www.oceanopolis.com/atelier-educatif-oceanolab/#

Contact
Philippe Pondaven
Licence for data
All rights reserved. Please send a request to Philippe Pondaven if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: IGB Data Policy
Project
BLIC-Blooms Like It Colorful

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  • Oceanolab_(Océanopolis)_-_Microcosm_experiments_using_manipulated_natural_communities_of_phytoplankton_(Bay_of_Brest).xml
  • Oceanolab_(Océanopolis)_-_Microcosm_experiments_using_manipulated_natural_communities_of_phytoplankton_(Bay_of_Brest).eml

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